The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-02-03

evening Vas plcassaily sreti With ample
reire.hnesis. speeches By several gentle
meg. etc. Oar citizens leit With thea 40
elegant .pring rocking eLaat also boz
Vas expressed 70 them by their .vepines
mail from Mr.. Armsrongcs daughter 10
Ru,lsns, Mrs HiIlisrd. containing choice
psin.inss and other souvenirs With let
Ter q consrslulslion. The affair Is pro
nounced by all present As very ehioyE'
bio onc
We copy tho following from the Rat
land 7segram Of Jan Is; "A sad blow has
fallen upon tho household Of Mr.. Chester
o. Ba,ioa in the sudden death Of BIS wife
on Monday. Jan. 10Th, from the effects o.
eouynlsions, which affecied the brain and
caused death in few hours. She was 80
years Of age and very cs,imsole lady
The community suffers gres, loss by her
death aud her household az irrepatable
one, leaving. rs she does. seven children
the most Of whom are small. one OF them
40 infant daughter only few hours old
=. the death Of the mother. Deceased was
a daughter OF Sherman Nichols, Esq, Of
Dorset
Died ia Dorset. Jan. %. Mrs Flora A.
Paddock, in the Goth year OF her age
The deceased was married to Daniel Pad
dock nearly years since She Was taken
with the measles soon after and had hard
" seen we'll day since, yet her natural
sunny disposition aud her ambitious spirit
would not give up to sickness. She was
Z cheerful aud loving christian beloved ~
neighbos and acquaintance. She WAS
confined TO her bed but about two weeks
suffering greatly at fret Four days be-
fare her death she bid cheerful aud
loving farewell to her husband, mother.
sister and others present, sending loving
messages TO absent ones. When we saw
her 10 her casket developed IN the howers
she loved aud cared for. with restful look
on her oountenaroe we felt 1T IS Well
with her" one selection Of music by the
choir .'Soilly the daylight faded, was
fsyorite piece that she often sang and
played on her piano.
Softly part away the tresses
From the forehead OF pale clay,
And across her quiet bosom
Let her pale hands lightly lay,
Never idle in her lifetime
We're they folded thus away
SOUTH ponsEr
John @. Tuohey has sold his place
and.will remove at once to Rutland. lie
will sell q good work team, farming
tools and household furniture at auction
Saturday Feb at lOA. NJ
ARIISdToN
Theodore Bundy will spend day or
two with his brother Harry. at Hoosick
Falls, N. Y, this week.
Mrs. W. S. Phillips spent Tuesday,
of this week. in Troy, N. Y. She was ac-
compapied by her son, Winnie.
All the bridges on the turnpike above
the forks, three 10 number, were carried
away last Saturday by the high water and
ice.
Hon. NJ. H. Deming read the the ser
vice at st. james church, last Sunday, as
DIR Garfield was not we'll enough to be
present.
Jerome Gault will have the sale OF the
Cumberland Phosphate for this town the
coming year, having been appointed agent
by the company,
The young people continue to have
surprise parties one or two evenings each
week. Last week they were at Charles
CIRCUITS and Hon. j. X. Batcheders.
VIM. Cases horse ran away Sunday
and made things jingle, No damage was
done. however, as she was caught after
running a couple Of miles on the man
road.
M. l.. Norton and wife went to Wash
ippton on the excursion, on the Troy y
Boston, r. r., Feb. 2nd. They will 90
on the West Shore Penn, Il. r., the
round trip being only $1,000 from Hoosick
Junction.
The next regular meeting OF Dudley
Post, q. A. r., will occur Saturday even
ing, Feb. 9th. The attendance ought to
be large, as Comrade Gault, the delegate
10 the Department Encampmens. Will have
something to say.
MIR. Walter Aynaunt, of Livingston,
Montana, joined his father at the Bartlett
House last week and they left Friday
morning on the early train for Geneva, NJ
Y, when they will remain few days be-
fore going to their distan. home
The next regular communication oil
Red Mountain Lodge. No. 63. F. & A. NJ,
will be held at Masonic Hall Friday even
ing, Feb. 4th. The W. Nj. would be
pleased to have as many present as posi-.
BILE as important business will be transact
ed and some arrangements made Tor the
entertainment OF the brethren at the District
meeting which will be held here the llth
Of February.
The iise years old daughter OF John
Seymour died about midnight last Sunday